Get Covered Illinois Extends First Open Enrollment Deadline
The extension comes at a crucial moment, as
“Shifting to a state-based marketplace has given
Get Covered Illinois extended its first enrollment deadline to ensure people have ample time to receive help, compare plans, and select the coverage that best meets their needs and budget.
The extension is especially important as Illinoisans navigate a changing landscape. With premiums increasing, some insurers choosing not to offer marketplace plans, and uncertainty around federal policy, it’s critical that customers review their options and choose the plan that best fits their health needs and budget. For many, this will mean choosing a new plan at a different metal level.
During the extended enrollment period, Illinoisans can enroll in comprehensive health coverage. Every plan Get Covered Illinois offers includes prescription drugs, mental health services, pediatric care, emergency services, free preventive care, and other essential health benefits.
Illinoisans who want their coverage to begin
Free enrollment support is available in-person, by phone, or with a local certified navigator or broker.
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